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First Day of Classes (June 3, 2019)
First Day of Classes (June 3, 2019)
by: Jose D. Dasig Jr, IT Officer I/ Division Information Officer
All 18 public elementary schools and 2 public high schools of Schools Division of Balanga City were ready to welcome the parents and the students for SY 2019-2020. The school opening was very smooth and casual. Students attended their classes in their respective rooms with full confidence that they would have fun and enjoyment in their learning tasks with their teachers. Even the Kindergarten and Grade One classes had not been sighted with students who were experiencing anxiety separation from their parents because there were no crying pupils in their rooms.
All Education Program Supervisors were in their respective school assignment to assist the School Heads for possible enrolment problems and media interview and coverage. Likewise, the SGOD Team headed by Dr. Flordeliza Del Rosario, also monitored the OBE of the three upland schools and one barrio schools.
All key government offices like PNP, BFD, CDRRMO, DSWD, DOH, DPWH, City Marshalls, PIA, DTI and Barangay Officials collaborated with DepEd in ensuring the safety and welfare of the students. The Chief of Police, Col. Guevarra, himself also surprised his PNP men in their designated posts in the schools and personally reminded the students to call on them whenever they feel any impending dangers.
The city government of Balanga City also distributed the free school supplies to all learners of all public schools.
Dr. Carolina S. Violeta, OIC-Schools Division Superintendent, and Dr. Armando C. Capili, Schools Assistant Division Superintendent, joined the high schools in their flag ceremonies and personally welcomed the students both in junior and senior high. They also conducted quick visit of the elementary schools.
Schools Division of Balanga City is ready to achieve greater heights for the SY 2019-2020.
The schools are clean and orderly and warmly welcome their schoolers.
Dr. Elena C. Medina ensures the security and safety of all the pupils, teachers and parents at Cataning Elementary School by coordinating to the Barangay Officials at 6:30 AM in the morning.
The SGOD Team with the two Education Program Supervisors monitors the upland schools
The teachers assist all the pupils and parents on the first day of classes.
The School Principal Ana Maria S. Garcia gives her welcome speech to the parents and pupils of G.L. David Memorial Elementary School.
The use of footbridge and presence of the City Police and Marshalls to control the traffic and ensure the safety of students going to Bataan National High School.
Dr. Merlinda C. Dominguez, OIC-Principal IV of BNHS-JHS welcomes the new Grade 7 students with an orientation in the covered court.
The Help Desk is located in front of the school for the learners and parents needing assistance.
The teacher checks the attendance in her class.
In Our Lady of Lourdes Elementary School, Dr. Ellen C. Macaraeg, EPS I together with Mr. Alejandro J. Ican, Principal II deliver welcome messages to all the pupils after the flag raising ceremony.
The Project PILA remains true to Balanga Elementary School pupils.
Col. Guevarra, Chief of Police, personally checks the safety and welfare of the Balanga ES pupils.
There is no problem on traffic at T. Camacho Sr. Elementary School.
Mrs. Violeta V. Zeller, Principal II visits every room to do actual head counting of teachers and students at T. Camacho Sr. Elementary School.
Education Program Supervisor assists the School Head in the Help Desk at Tenejero Elementary School.
The pupils receive their free school supplies from the City Government of Balanga and Provincial Government of Bataan.
The faculty rooms at City of Balanga National High School JHS/SHS
Dr. Armando C. Capili visits Puerto Rivas Elementary School.
Dr. Carolina S. Violeta in her early monitoring activity for the peaceful and orderly opening of classes in all schools of DepEd Balanga City Division for SY 2019 – 2020.
She found out that all schoolers are in the school. Mabuhay!
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